Seventy-Eight League Women Elect Officers At Gard Home Picnic
Seventy eight women attended the League of Women Voters picnic and annual meeting on the Gard lawn. Officers elected for the year were S. H. Bing president W. L. Gard vice president R. P. Imes recording secretary D. C. Snow corresponding secretary and Frank Cone treasurer. A constitutional amendment petition was circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard Home
League of Women Voters
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Gard
Arthur Boyles
Charlies Evans
Francis E. Howe
Cleveland
John Rose
Lillian Kittle
Bernice Kayser
P. J. Huffman
James Earich
George Washington
J. W. Hudson
Harry Frost
L. F. Miller
Cecil Westfall
Ara Westfall
J. P. Porter
Republican
Herbie
Charles H. Evans
Democratic
Albert
Frankie
Women's Missions
H. Bing
R. P. Imes
D. C. Snow
Frank Cone
F. H. Krecker
Treasury
League
Spanish American Vets Attend State Meeting
Members of Athens Camp No. 78 and auxiliary No. 64 of the United States Spanish American War veterans attended the state convention in Lima Ohio. The organization reportedly has ten thousand members nationwide and is described as the most complete veterans group in the United States. Dalton and Lotvry concluded their duties as department inspector and department patriotic instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Court Street
Lima
Athens
J. Clyde Edmundson
E. C. Woodworth
A. O. Sloane
Herman Keasey
Harry Kelley
H. E. Sutton
John Roach
Edward Sherlock
R. A. Dalton
George D. Hall
Frank &. Lowry
Ohio
United States
Frank S. Lotvry
Tailleur Striped In White And Navy With Incrustations
A Paris courtesy piece describes a Bernard et Cie tailleur jacket in white and navy stripes with incrustations above pockets and at cuffs, showcasing refined tailoring details from the Paris house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Et Cie
Paris
Wrap-around silhouettes return to fashion in late 1920s styles
New York notes wrap-around skirts coats and empire waists dominate couture, with back fastenings and molded silhouettes. Paris houses like Heim Schiaparelli Patou and Augustabernard show varied waistlines. Also mentions navy suits with artful cuts and asks readers for ideas on telephone hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haute Couture
Maison Heim
Schiaparelli
Patou
Augustabernard
Pre Nuptial Events Honor Miss Cross In Two Showers
Miss Helen Cross fiancee of Mr Carl H Roberts was honored with two pre nuptial events. Miss Lucille Duffee hosted an orchid and green bathroom shower for eleven Business and Professional Women members at 26 Elmwood Place. The second event followed a club meeting in the City Building Club room with a tele gram invitation and a kitchen shower. Other items note a sixth birthday party for Charles Grants and delegates from Chi Omega traveling to a national convention at White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cross
Carl H. Roberts
Lucille Duffee
Elmwood Place
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Cincinnati
Kis Kis
City Building Club
Western Union
Beasley Family Honor Participants at Huntington Horse Show
Mrs Beasley and daughters Alice and Virginia travel with Mr and Mrs Fred Beasley and Frank J Beasley to Huntington West Virginia for the annual Huntington Horse Show. Virginia Beasley enters three horses and a pony. Events span three states with a polo game and dances planned through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley
Fred R. Beasley
Alice
Virginia
Frank J. Beasley
Huntington
W. Va
Junior Welfare League
Richard H. Galigher
Fred Beasley
Virginia Beasley
Beasley Stables
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Mrs. Galigher
Beverage couple return from ten day Midwest tour
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Beverage arrived home from a ten day trip through Indiana Illinois Missouri and Kansas. They were joined in Mitchell Indiana by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Conkey and visited relatives including A. M. Allison and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McClure. A steak dinner at Springs Mills State Park welcomed them on return. Springs Mills hamlet, over a century old, has been rebuilt to resemble the original. Word arrives that Mrs. James Patterson will escort her father J. S. Jolly’s body from Manhattan Beach California to Athens with further details to follow.
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Bruce Lineburg
Sara Rachel
Lake Forest
Ill
Sarah Williams
North High Street
R. D. Williams
Clark E. William
Lineburg
Lake Forest College
Athens
C. B. Beverage
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Mitchell, Ind
C. B. Conkey
Conkey
Beverage
St. Louis
Topeka
A. M. Allison
Emporia
Kan
J. A. McClure
McClure
Springs Mills State Park
Springs Mills
James Patterson
Manhattan Beach
Calif
J. S. Jolly
Mush Run 4-H Club Names New Officers
The Mush Run Eagles 4-H Club of Canaan Township met at Robert Harrison's home and elected officers for the year led by President Kenneth Loeffler and Vice President Richard Smith. T. H. Johnson, county extension agent, attended from Pomeroy for a county 4-H officers training session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mush Run Eagles 4-H Club
Canaan Township
Robert Harrison
T. H. Johnson
Kenneth Loeffler
Richard Smith
Ruth Matthews
Lewis Smith
Robert Smith
Anna Starlin
Lee Dorr
Pomeroy
Mr. Johnson
Mercury Dips as Athens Sees Brief Heat Relief
Athens records a drop in temperatures with the mercury at 50 during the night and rising to 76 by late morning. The previous day's high of 84 (as read) not approached yet, with some warmth returning later in the afternoon.
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Athens
Mine Guards Jailed In Shootout at Wolf Run Mine
Steubenville dispatch reports William Sower and his brother John Sower both guards at the Wolf Run Mine of Warner Company were jailed on charges of shooting to kill and carrying concealed weapons. Affidavits by union pickets Lloyd McCorkhill and Edward McMacken say the guards opened fire without provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
U.R
William Sower
John
Wolf Run
Warner Company
Sower Brothers
Lloyd McCorkhill
Edward McMacken
Hot Weather Food Precautions From Home Fridge to Table
During hot spells care in handling food matters. Use sealed glass or enamelware containers to preserve perishables like milk vegetables fruits and meats. Avoid letting milk stand and store berries promptly in a cool place not in the fridge if a cool cellar is unavailable. Keep leftovers minimal and rework cooked vegetables into new dishes when possible.
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Department of Agriculture
Oven Cooling and Serving Guidelines
The text instructs to bake for ten or fifteen minutes then allow thorough cooling before serving. It emphasizes cooling as a necessary step prior to presentation or consumption.
Daily Menus for Breakfast Lunch and Dinner
Breakfast features blueberries and cream rice cereal poached eggs toast milk and coffee. Lunch offers cream of green peas toast sticks pineapple and cheese salad oatmeal cookies and lemonade. Dinner includes a vegetable plate peanut brittle mousse sponge cupcakes milk and coffee.
Whaley Family Travels Through St Marys Visit
Mrs A E Whaley and William Whaley stay a week with Mrs Whaley's parents in St Marys W Va. They motored there Thursday and were joined by Mr and Mrs Harold Whaley who went on to Athens that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Whaley
William Whaley
St. Marys
W. Va
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Bank of Athens, National Bank
Albert Young
New Marshfield Road
Ralph Palmer
Rosemary
O. U. Terrill
E. D. Shrout
Clyde Gibson
Dolph Guest
Harry Cunningham
Edna Gladden
Garnet Wallace
Thelma Palmer
Flossie Young
Fred Sands
Edward Moran
DR. S. M. Clifton
Lawrence Bldg
Preston
Phoenix
Dal
yvalOc
Richard
Big Daylight
New York
T We
Paris Couturieres
Athens Messenger
Miss Cross
Charles Grant
Maxine
Mickey Seel
Gwen Evlen
Harriett Marrell
Dorothy Walker
Tommy
Harry Rose
Jackie Carsey
Jacqueline Mansfield
Anna Mae
Orland McMullin
CHI Omega National
Emily Bush
Portsmouth
Pauline Cone
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Chi Omega
Miss Bush
Mary Powell
William Powell
Maple Street
Ruth Shamel
Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. R. Higgins
Dorothy Ann
Mary Margaret
Akron
George Ford
Walker Street
Rexall Drug Store
Bisma-Rex
the Cline Pharmacy Co
AYA Wit Safety
Moc Ta
Mercury
Tonein
Bowie
Blackburn CO
Kansas City
Famou Spalding
Logan
Woodworth’s
Sik
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
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